by WorldTribune Staff, November 6, 2026 — Real World News
Several independent journalists are pointing to data from the 2026 midterm elections they say look suspicious if not impossible.
Check out the following charts and posts:
You’re telling me that 92% of counties moved toward democrats? (2848/3109)
— ddan (@dllawrence777) November 5, 2026
Impossible. pic.twitter.com/JFlrstMwMH
Via Fed Up Garbage for Texas: 
AI chart that is making the rounds: 
WOW 🚨 I just verified this and these election results are real. I ran the numbers through artificial intelligence:
— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) November 5, 2026
The likelihood of these election results are 0.00001%, effectively 1 in trillions
Again, THE LIKELIHOOD OF THE MIDTERM RESULTS NOT BEING FRAUD IS “1 IN TRILLIONS” pic.twitter.com/aIKXvj67iG
20 million new Democrat voters?
Republican votes stayed the same.
— Kevin Bass (@kevinnbass) November 5, 2026
Democrats materialized 20 million new votes. pic.twitter.com/tfPjqmh6uf
Additionally:
From TransparencyCascade analysis of 30 states with Dem-vs-GOP contests: U.S. Senate: 2,156 of 2,177 counties shifted toward the Democrat vs. the 2024 presidential margin; only 21 shifted toward Republicans (mostly in Maine, plus a few in Illinois, Minnesota, and Florida).
From the Wall Street Journal: House of Representatives races: Of about 3,000 counties with at least half the expected vote tallied, all but about 160–170 saw Republican candidates run behind Trump's 2024 margin. Median shift was about 11 points toward Democrats.
In key Senate races, Democrats Roy Cooper in North Carolina and James Talarico in Texas won their races before one ballot was cast on Tuesday. Both Cooper and Talarico had more early and mail-in votes than their Republican opponents had total votes:
This might be the craziest election stat I've seen. Roy Cooper in North Carolina won his U.S. Senate seat before a ballot was cast Tuesday. His early vote total was more than everything Michael Whatley got. pic.twitter.com/pcoFS2zJax
— Jeffrey Collins (@JSCollinsAP) November 5, 2026
And, in the Texas governor race:
A lot of yammering about Republican turnout.
— Donald Ward (@WardoftheStates) November 4, 2026
Greg Abbott (Respected Moderate) EXCEEDED his 2022 midterms performance by 100K votes (and counting).
He garnered more votes than any Republican Gubernatorial candidate in Texas history.
The problem is Gina Hinojosa gained 1.7 million… https://t.co/iBIsupJ2wk pic.twitter.com/0c6hDOaJ7q
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